Which religious tradition pioneered the use of ergonomic design in prayer tools, creating the first mass-produced prayer beads with finger indentations for ease of use during the 15th century?

Religious artifacts have undergone fascinating product design transformations throughout history, blending spiritual significance with practical functionality. This poll explores how major religious traditions have approached the design evolution of their sacred objects, balancing tradition with innovation. Test your knowledge about how product design principles have shaped religious artifacts that billions around the world interact with in their spiritual practices.

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Tibetan Buddhism with their innovation of the 'comfort mala'
Roman Catholicism through Jesuit-designed rosaries in Spain
Sufi Islam with their 'tasbih al-yad' (hand-fitted prayer beads)
Hindu Vaishnavism with their 'tulsi mala' designed for continuous wear